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Favorable (exergonic) chemical reactions:
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b) absorb energy from the surroundings
c) occur only in the gaseous phase
d) usually give off heat energy
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Favorable (exergonic) chemical reactions:
a) are generally explosive
b) absorb e...
a) are generally explosive
b) absorb e...
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